Brain games for teachers

Why it works in class

Runs on any school computer

Just a browser: desktop, Chromebook or tablet. No install, no sign-up, no student accounts, and nothing for IT to approve.

Safe for kids

No ads, no chat, no user-generated content and no personal data collected. Children see the game and nothing else.

5–10 minute activities

Every game is short and has 7 difficulty levels: good for a lesson warm-up, a transition between activities or a learning station.

Projector and whiteboard friendly

Put a game on the projector and solve it together: the class suggests a move, and you or a child at the board makes it.

Works offline too

While online, tap "Get ready for a flight" once and the games are saved on the device. From then on they work even when the school network drops.

Accessible

Every game can be played with the keyboard alone and with a screen reader, built to WCAG 2.1 AA.

8 games for class, by skill

Short games that are easy to explain to a whole class. The ages are each game's recommendation, and every game can start at the easiest level.

Memory

• Memory Match

  Flip two cards and find the matching pairs

  Ages 4–8 · Play Memory Match now

• What Changed?

  Look at the toy shelf, the curtain drops, and something changes. Find it!

  Ages 4–99+ · Play What Changed? now

Logic and reasoning

• Maze

  Find your way from the dot in the corner to the flag. There is exactly one right path.

  Ages 5–12 · Play Maze now

• Mini Sudoku

  Each number once in every row, column and box. A new puzzle every day to share with friends.

  Ages 6–99+ · Play Mini Sudoku now

Math

• Math Sprint

  One math problem, four answers — at your own pace

  Ages 6–12 · Play Math Sprint now

• Balance Scale

  Split the weights between the two pans until the scale balances

  Ages 6–12 · Play Balance Scale now

Attention and focus

• Odd One Out

  Four shapes, and one is different. Nothing to read — just look closely.

  Ages 4–8 · Play Odd One Out now

Language and deduction

• Who Took the Cookie?

  A daily logic puzzle: read what the animal friends say and work out who took a cookie from the jar

  Ages 7–99+ · Play Who Took the Cookie? now

How to use it in a lesson

1. Open the game on the projector and pick an easy level.
2. Play one round together and talk about the thinking: "How did you know?"
3. Move up a level, or split into pairs at the computers.
4. Stop after 5–10 minutes — and hand out a printable on the same skill for home.